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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
2
The piece urges all eligible voters to participate on primary day and cast informed choices. It defends the editor's neutrality while advocating dairy industry expansion to boost regional profits and urges support for G. G. Butler in the Pocahontas county sheriff race, emphasizing home-voter engagement.
A column reflecting on property rights and government roles, criticizing Coolidge vetoes on the McNary-Haugen bill and noting reactions from Borah Walsh and others. It argues for farmers, printers, and taxpayers, praising Ed M. Smith for secretary of state candidacy, and discusses Nebraska bank laws and a new southeast Garfield township road district notice.
Analysis of one mile of pavement costs shows labor receives about five times the amount paid to cement manufacturers. The study, citing authorities, highlights unemployment impact as a bigger issue than cement costs, and excludes engineering and administration in its figures.
A reader letter laments the reemergence of extremist influence in Pocahontas County politics. It claims several groups lobby as saviors while disguising aims, urges voters to see through advertising campaigns, and criticizes campaign spending and manipulation.
A Muscatine Journal editorial endorses Richardson for another term as Iowa Railroad Commissioner. It highlights his experience in rate and transportation studies, his fellowship with the International Institute of Traffic, and roles on advisory committees of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The piece argues his one term shows he is an earnest student and fair judge of railroad issues.
Editorial from Sioux City Tribune profiles B. M. Richardson of the Iowa Railroad Commission as seeking re election. It notes twelve years in rate and transportation work and membership in traffic organizations, praising his knowledge and fair judicial record in Sioux City cases.
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